Bathrooms are the room people most often tell us they've given up on. The good news is that most bathroom frustration comes from a few common habits, not from a bathroom that's beyond saving.
First, spraying and wiping immediately. Most bathroom cleaners need a few minutes on the surface to break down soap film and grime. We spray the tub, shower, and toilet first, clean something else, then come back to scrub.
Second, cleaning the floor first. Anything you knock off the counter or out of the shower lands on the floor, so the floor should always be last. Third, using too much product on mirrors. A light mist and a dry, clean microfiber cloth will beat a soaked mirror every time.
Fourth, skipping the base of the toilet. The seam where the toilet meets the floor, and the bolts on either side, is where odors hide. Fifth, waiting too long between cleanings. Hard water in parts of Morris County leaves spots that are easy to wipe after two weeks and much harder after two months.
If your bathroom needs a reset, a thorough first cleaning followed by a regular schedule is the easiest way to keep it from building back up.